The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The schooner Eva arrived at Eureka
July 29th.
Mr.. Justice Preston Will preside at cham
/ bers this week.
The r. NJ. 5. 5. Alameda arrived at sgd
/ ney July 18th. -
It took the bark Saranac thirty-one days
/ TO reach San Francisco.
For late San Francisco papers Mr.. A. NJ.
| Hewett has our thanks.
/ The barkentine Planter brought four
| days later news yesterday. y
Mrs. Maria Beckley Kistler died on sun
! day and was buried yesterday.
The barkentine 5. y. Castle sails for San
Francisco tomorrow morning.
John Taylor, the late Mormon President,
was buried at Salt Lake City July 29th.
An important notice to members OF the
Third Ward Reform Club appears il. an
other column.
Hanlan, the oarsman. will pass through
here on the next mail steamer en- route to
the Colonies.
Captain w. r. Perriman of the barken-
tine Planter has our thanks for late San
Francisco papers.
Slight shocks of earthquake were felt at
Nashville, Tenn, Evansville. Ind, and II.
LOUIS, August 1st.
The Rev. Herbert H. Gowen left for
Maui yesterday for a well-earned vacation
of about three weeks.
sSe,The Hawauan Band gave concert at
Emma Square last evening, which was
fairly well attended.
Brother Bertram, Principal of St. Louis
College, with several other brothers, left
yesterday for Maui by the steamer Like
like.
The case against Mr.. F. Fl. Hayselden
was concluded yesterday. After argu-
ments by counsel His Honor reserved his
decision until Thursday.
Mr.. J. H. Soper. newsdealer and sta
TONER has the thanks of the ADVERTISER
for full file of late San Francisco papers
received by the Planter.
Mr. F. L. Clarke read paper on the re-
cent Bavispe earthquake in the Mexican
State of Sonoma, at a meeting of the
Academy of Sciences, San Francisco,
August LIST.
Charles H. Reed one of the lawyers who
defended Guiteau, attempted suicide in
New York July 3Oth by jumping into the
North River from the ferry boat. He was
rescued.
The great German traveller, c. Eugene
Wolf, f r. G. S. at Berlin, and ancient
member of the Congo expedition, will
probably arrive here on the Australia
August Odd.
There are two very finely executed oil
paintings representing Autumn and Win
ter in Mr. A NJ. Hewett's store window.
They are the work of Miss J. Lishman,
and do her much credit.
Next Thursday evening q special meet
ing of Oahu Cricket Club will be held at
the Hawaiian Hotel at 1870 o'clock, when
all persons interested in cricket and ath-
Ietic sports are invited to be present.
Mr.. Walter Leman. well known Cali
fornia actor, and Mr.. Smith, a tourist,
were passengers from San Francisco by
the barkentine Planter yesterday. The
latter gentleman will pay visit to the Vol |
cano.
The tea steamer Glenshiel arrived at
New York July Both, winning the 10000 !
miles race in which she was pitted against !
the Monmouthshire. She left Yokohama |
June 4th and tied up at her dock at II a.
m The Monmouthshire was expected a !
day or so later.
This evening at o'clock Messrs. E. P. !
Adams & Co. will continue the sale at the |
store, Pico Block, Nuuanu street, by order !
Of Mr.. Goo Kim. There is some very fine /
goods to be sold, and it will well repay |
ladies to attend this sale. Special accom-
will be provided for them. /
Yesterday was the anniversary Of the |
birth Of the Emperor of China, and was
by large number of Chinese
residents. a reception was held at the
Club House, followed by an elegant lunch
The Royal Hawaiian Band was i'll attend
lnce All the Consular flags were flying
IN honor OF the event.